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... Legal Notices ——s Ar OTICE.—All persons haying any claims ¢ demands upon the HARDY cotton mercha’ © offthe late Mr. JAMI ™m are requested to set the particulars thereof fon or before the fif day of May next, in order at the same may be examin by the executors ...
... roaciow wine orncis, No. 1, HIGH STREET, READING. J. A. HARDY. WINES IMPORTED DIRECTTO without the chance Hume adulteration . tJCft-r httMiPlATi Agents. as follows:— DOEBN. PER DOZEN. PORTS. *. s. s. I. Wood.. to S3 (first quality) Hilto, s Years ill ...
... Htmkd in [May firm Brothcn, Dixon, dry dock Hardy, White, rirer V Gebrueder, Uffen, Ruatersi A Maria. Haak, Carolioensiel Mean«eU.Blnelt[3o]Triniilad Union, Alien, Jamaica Hauled oh/ [Hay 29] ftr C & Thomas, CarigiU, river Veracity, Lea, Coleheater Woodman ...
... o’clock a.m. Present Thomas North. Esq.. Mayor; Messrs. Aldermen Heard Cullen, T. Knight, Birkhead, Bean, Judd, Birkui, and Han Councillors, Messrs. Eddowes. J. Swann - H. Smith, Surplice, Winter, Daft. Wakefield, Goodbead. Taylor, Hardy, Bradley, Biddle ...
... THE ARMY Troops for China.— Colonel Sir Thomas Wiltshire, Bart., ?? commanding the garrison of Chatham, has given directions to Colonel Weare, K.H., commanding the pro- visional battalion, to hold the under-named officers and number of men in readiness ...
... Present—Thomas North, Mayor; Messrs. Aldermen Weils, Herbert, ickers, K.n>got, • a ver, Birkhead, Wil.on, Hart, Carver, Cullen, Judd, Brr kin, and Heard ; Messrs. Councillors Cheelham, Smith. J.Swaun, Parsons, W. Page, Goodhcad. laylor. Hardy, Criups ...
... RiAway and Thomas Dent, Miuschevter. joiners and builders.. Matthew Heyman, 1.. irk Webb, and Matthew Mitchell Mole, Guilford. Surrey, coach builders. William Skinner and David Robertson. street, chamemongers Edward Harrison anu Thomas }limiter, ...
... charged, one with stealing, and the other with feloniously receiving, a carpet bag, the property of Mr. W. Hardy, shoemaker, of Gallowtree-gate Mr. Hardy said he was on bis road home from Kibworth to Leicester, on Tuesday lust, in a chaise, and when he got ...
... former with stealing and the latter with feloniously receiving a carpet-bag, the property of 3.1 r. W. Hardy, shoemaker, of Gallowtree-gate. Mr. Hardy said he was on his road home from Kibworth to Leices- ter on Tuesday last, in a chaise, and when he got ...
... appli• cation Hardy, who had nu busi• twee of • grorer, at Wisher h Si. Peter's, with uncle thusly, for his certificate. , The elder gannet, John Hardy, applied last week, and his certificate wee suspetided for three months. Mr. Thomas, of We firm of ...
... ki& high gratification at witnessing the high state of organise, tion of that distinguished corps. TROOPS CHlNA.—Colonel Sir Thomas Willsbire, Bart., K.C.8., commanding the garrison of Chatham, has given directions to Colonel Weare, K. 11., commanding the ...
... Colley; Thomas and Ann, Carter; Sisters, Bel. sham ; Pomona, Hender Martha, Towning and I George and Susannah, Kirk : from Goole; York, Nichols, from Selby; William Sefton, Kirkshaw, from Hull; Psyche Dish- I man. from Leith ; Jane and Thomas, Abbott: ...